18
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1C22.
BUYERS TRYING TO GOBBLE UP 1923
DLTFTER TRADING
WKDXESiDAT DAIRY TBAPE -
- . .Batter Ear Cheeae
3 - ea&e extras, select, flats.
r Fortune ..4e ; Oe : ' e
rraBciM-ov.te ivie 'i:.. '-''-ChJras;o-
'r. "-;
TSew York ...., 6S S S7W
Log Angles .'.:.. '' "" $Se .....
. . . i . . . ... s.. xxar
' v Practically change U shown in the batter
Situation 'hre tor Wednesday. Some busine-w,
continue to paw with California, and althongn
- kbi limited transaction in tb 63 score are
a Sown a high as 44 cent a pound. 43 cents
PPai. to b the anenl top for cube extra.
Output of batter in Portland today i
record for this period of ths season. Some of
the creameries report almost as liberal cream
arriTalk a during the flash of the season. It
-appear that considerable of tlili ln a
due to the Usher price avails bis for fat at
centralise point.. ; ,-. - l- r i-
Country creameries' with a turpi aa of cubes
thta. season hare been generally in a bad posi
tion, as the yrice of cube has' durinc but few
periods bee as high basis . as the butUrfat
market. Soma of the state - creameries are
. said to hare, taken very'aeTere losses thereby,
white ceatranser plants had no profits to crow
': about. '
Print market la generally about steady, with
prices prscticslly uniform, except among th
regular colters.
- j
Those desiring speeiat information regarding
any market, should write the Commercial Edi
tor Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp for reply.
ECG TBADE IS HOEMICG STEADY
Market for eggs is holding steady with no
change in either fresh or storage ' rallies, In
the storage line there continue more or less
tendency to .hurry tales despite talk to the con
trary. CHICKEN MOVEMENT is' GOOD
Movement of chickens is now quite good
. Along th wholesale wsy. There sre quit lib
eral receipts and prices are held intaeu Live
duoka ar in en oversupply and are weaker but
gees are in fair demand. ,
MEAT TRADE HOLDING STEADY
' Country killed ralres and bogs are- eonsid
erd about .steady in the street trade. Vals of
quality are selling generally aroand ISc. Some
ar a fraction shore or below for a very limited
supply. Hogs around 13 He generally.
'010 MOVEMEST QUITE FAIR
While prices are unchanged, a scrnewhst Im
proved trend in shown m the market for onions
here. While little of the better class keening
stock lias been offered, some tnarqment ef this
uuaiity is shown. ; .
HOXEY DEMAXD 19 QCITE CiOOp
1emand for comb honey continues to gain
and there is ifuife a liberal movement of ex.
t reeled stork. I'rices continue unchanged with
the bulk- of the sale 4f best weight comb
stork st 84.25 ar 4. SO per rase. Country re
ports ind.'cate a similarly improved trend.
BRIEF 1SOTF.S PRODl'CE TRADE
Potato rsd el ill lacks shipping demand;
Yakima still consigning.
Market oretecked with grapes at low pricea
ComKi-rsble orerripeipplcs selltng at fur
ther sacrtfirr.
California aprout in better supply at-15c.
pound.
' - Navel oranges offering at (6.00 8.25 cse.
SHIPPERS' jVEAIHKB OTItE
-Heather bureau adrised .Wednesday. T'ro
tec shipments during the next 36 . hours
sgainat the following minimum temperatures :
Home north to Keattte, 86 degree; northeast
to Xpokanr. 26 degrees: east to Rsker, 23 de
grees, aad smith to Ashland, 32 degrees. Mini
mnm temperature at Portland tomorrow about
38 degrees. -f '
FOBTLA5D WHOtESALE PRICES
These are. -the price retailers pay wbol
- salers, etcept as otherwise noted;
- ry price Prints, extra. 48c lb., for plain
wrappers; cubes, 4344e per lb.; dairy buying
prne, Se per lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland deUeery basis: Mo.
1 grade, 48c; No.; 2. 45c; So. 1 lone, 46c
fo-"A strsde.
.CHEE8K Selling: . Tillamook, triplet, 82
- 0S8o lb.: Toung America, 83 - per lb.;
- Oman triplets, 21 27c. Buying price, f.
b. . Tillamook : Triylets, SOc; 1'oung America
and Longtiorns, Sic. Selling price: Block
1 etwtte, Wuconain, 80S5c: imported. 50 lb.;
--hmburger 23 J 2fc: cream brick, Oregon, i
' 25c: fisetern. 28980.
KUUS Buying price. Front street : - Cur-
rnt receipts western Oregon, 4 5c aoa
. . i lAstern Oregon, 45e ar dox.; henneries, 62c
. ner do. : sellins nric. - select. 60c Der do.
. candied, 57c per dot.; pullets, 50c per doa;
- storage, 3247o per do.
EUtS Association selling price: Select.
-. , Me ; brown, 60c; firsts, 58c; pullets, 60c
LIVE POULTBT Selling pric: Heary
. hens 22 23a per lb.; light hens, 12918a
per. lb.; ducks. 15s20c per lb.; geese, 18c
per lb.
- v - i Fresh Fruit and Vegetables.
4 FT1E8I1 FKCIT Oranges, -Talencias. 87.00
T.M per box; new narels. $t.0O 8.25 per
. w - i ais sii St, i o oo -
fruit. '.loriua. $6.00 T,50; cars has, 2 He per
lb.; pears. $l.O01.25 box; Malaga grapes.
10c per lb.: Toksy, $1.50 crate.
BKUKir Cranberriee, Northwest. . 86.00
. 6.25 per box! Eastern. 820.00 ( 21.00.
IBIEI KHU1TS Dates. $7.00; figs.
black; 18 0 20c per lb.; prunes. 40s snd 60s,
J5-1K box. 12 He; 50a aad 10Se lb.
ONIONS Selling price to reuilers: Or
goa. $1.75 92.00 per cenUl; garhc, 15 920c
lb.; green emous. 25(Sp30c per doa. bunch.
POTATOES Selling price to reuilers: Ore
- gon, fancy, -85c $1.10 per cental; sweet po
Utoesa, 2 i So per lb.
VSOETABLKS BeeU. IHe per lb : cab
bage.' la per pound; lettuce. $1.75 92.00
per-erst; carrots. IHe per lb. ; tomatoes.
WE ARE TURKEY
HEADQUARTERS
SHIFMEXTS SOLD ASD PAID FOR
-f ' EVERY DAY ,
The Savinar Co., Inc.
1H FHOXT ST4 OBTLASD, OS.
; Turkeys and Geese
And. all klndsj of live .and -dressed
poultry, veal, hogs and eggs 'wanted.
, Write for shipping tags and price list.
! PLASS& SONS
lib'ROXT ST. PORTLAND, ORE.
' f
BRING US
T Oar Xew Loeatloa. 1$7 Front
BU, PerUaad, AU Tear Prodaee
- We Ask fto Commission
TODAY'S PRICES FOR TOP
i . QUALITY
Hog 14. Veal 12HC. Beet 8.
8 beep Lambs 18t Live
Poaltry Hens 23 Mfht Spriajrs
20, Docks 22s -!-Can
use Live and Dressed Turkeys
. and Geese, also Live Pigeons.
halted Hides 12 Pelts ST50
Can use .your Live Cattle, Sheep
,. and Hogs.. Pasture far rent.
Cluantitie of feed.
FRA.N3C L SMITH MEAT UO.
Klrttlir Be' Imf
; 17 FROST ST, PORTLAND
HOLDING STEADY
rff bythe. M)
iAVMonth75?
i
DASUET
ret.
. B' Hjanaa H. Cohm -
Cranberrlea are MUinff down to 2&
a quart la aonra of the downtownAre
tail markets despite the bister prices
asked at wholesale- and ' at shipping )
, . - . . . ;
points. This appears rather strange in
view of the fact that the same interests
were asking- 23e a quart for cranberries
than at present. Retailers explain the
situation by stating that it is impossi
ble to move more than a nominal sap.
ply , of berries? above the 20c mark,'
therefore they desire to do a volume
of business "with a smaller margin of J p th general sheep trade front diacorer
proCt per customer. ; ! "k .
So limited fs the demand for spinach j , shown tor laa wool contracts, report in
at this time that some of the public dieat that ortions ha to recently Seen taken
market interests, have reduced the . to " Central Oreron for the period of one
k. ia - anin ; month on the price baels of 50c a pound.
price- to three pounds for , 10c. Spin-; The eigne price knowa for wool in Oen
ach Is of unusually good quality and , tral Oregon within recent years wa durinc
the low price is expected to disappear ' the -war, with raiue slightly above the 60c
soon, specially as the weather gets
colder. . . , t -
'. j Thirty-five cents', a , pound ; is " being
asked for Alaska king or Alaska Chi
nook salmon : by 'retailers because , of
the high cost in the north.: This fish is
really i . better - than the Columbia
river silverside, -which is being sold at
50c a pound. .
California, smelt are being offered la
some of the downtown markets.
Retail prices generally show:
Butter Fresh creamery, 50 & 54c
Fish Salmon, 20J5c; black cod, 15c;
halibut, 30c lb.
Flour Best local patent, $2,000 2.25 per
49-lb. aackw
Potato New. i 01 fee per lb.
Onion Sc per lb.
Tamhill street nrices : s
Carrots, 4e bunch; string beans. 10c lb.;
cabbage, lo lb. : cauliflower, S & ?0o head;'
lettuce. 510c bead; potatoes, le In.; celery,
51910c bunch; tomatoes, 5e llx
Cera Best. 20e dozen.
Honey. Comb, prints stores. 20c; public!
market, ,20c; quart, 60c; pint, 85e.
Eggs Public market, 0c; prirate storas,
50 60c doxen.
Poultry Light he ax. 22c Jb.; heary hens,
o-er 4 lb J.. 28 H. : fryers. 3e lb.: broilers.
32o lb. ; turkeys, fancy. 45 50c lb.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Corrected daily by the foreign exchange 'e
psrtment of the United States National Bank.
Quotations bekrw (except the pound sterling
ar quoted on the basis of 100 units foreign
currency. ' .
dpening nomical rates oh bank transactioiu:
Ttraft
Cable
Par
Value.
$ 4 .866
10.30
19.80
23.81
18.30
10.30
26.70
26.7
26.70
London 1 Checks.!
Transfers.
$ 4.48
7.08
61
.OtH
4 .62
1.57,
20.25
18 22
T,bs. sterling. 4.4AH
Paris Francs..: ,
7.07 U
BcUrium
Francs . . . .'
Berlin Marks.
Uenoa Ur. ,
Athens
llraeiirnas
Copenhagen
Kroner
Chrwtiania--
K inner
Steckholm
Kroner
Japan Yen. .'
Shanghai
Taeto
.60'i
4.62
1.55
20.20
J8.17
26.70
53.05
48.89
54.2l
48.54
72.20
72.50
H and
Canadian dollar discount.
BASK STATEMENT OF COAST
. Portlnd Sank
This Week.
Tesr Ago.
$ 4,274,666
50,488
8,281.786
378,06
4.763.SOO
1,305,017
Clearings Mo. .L.$ 6,608,798
Balanee Hon....
Clearing Tnes . .
Balance Tues. . .
Clearings, Wed . .
Balance Wed
1.805.771
S,42S.02O
; $78,184
5,346,817
620,410
San Frandtc Banks
Wdneday .$27,900,000
Clearings
Seattle Banks
Clearings Wednesday 6.040,261
Balances : Wednesday ... . L ... . .- 1,442.132
tklnd Bank
Clearing. Wednesday .... . v ... $ 2,727,000
t.e Angeles Banks
Clearings WedneMsy $19,485,692
, Taoama Bank -
Wednesday's transactkms $ 3,556,000
Hop Demand I Poor
Salem, Not. 22. With fully 10.000 bales
of. hop still in the hands of th producer in
Oregon, there .1 eery little demand for the
product at tim time, according to local buyers.
Price now in effect range from 7c for th
poorer grade to 18c for the best hops. Only
a few of the war time contracts inrolring prices
ranging ss high as 45c and 50c a pound ar
still in effect, . .
Ifew York 8gar add Coffee
Xew Tork. Not. 22. (C P.) So gar
Quiet: raw. $5.53; refined, quiet; granulated.
$6 907.00.
Coffee No." 7 Rio. spot, 104 9 10 c:
So. 4 Santos. 15 91514V. wwe.
Oregon. 50c box; CaL. $2.5092.75 lag;
horse rsdUh. 15 18c lb.; artichoke. $1.75
per doa.; cauliflower, $2.00 2.25 per
doxen; celery. 75c$1.00 doaen; egg plant,
12o lb.; spinach, 75985c box. .'.
APPLES Cockers, -50 9 60c; face and flH,
75wn5c; fncy end extra fancy packs, S1.75
92.25 box.
(eat
COCNTRTi MEATS Sellins price: Coun
try hogs, 18 e per lb.: 2 hesty staff ten;
Teal tops (sbotlt 86 to 100 The.), 124 91fte
psr lb.: beany stuff toss; lambs, IS lb.
SMOKED MEATS Hams. 28 ft 32c n.;
breskfsst bacon, 279 46c lb.
PACKING HOUSE MEATS Steer beef.
12Vtlo hs.; heifers. 119114e lb. r cow
9 910c; bUBbs, 18 9 20 lb.; cwos, 10 914
lb.; hogs, 18916KC lb.
LAKD Kettle rendered. 19 Ho lo.;
tiarca
BEANS Small white,
$7.f: Urg wjilt.
$7.00; pink. $7.00;
$6 50: red 8Q.7S.-
is.su; bayou.
HOXKT New. $4.00 94.50 per
BICE Janan. No. 1. Ac: Bhu Rn is.
Ib.; New Orleans head. 6 e.
COFFEe Roasted. 22 Vk 9$4Vs Ih. to
tacks or drama . i
SALT Coarse, hslt ground. 100. $15.00
tea; 80s. $17.85; table dairy, 60. $27.50;
,!TV3. 501 i fancy tail and dairy.
$34.50; lump. $28.50. . ,
,,SUGAB Cnb. $8.85;; frnlt and - berry.
$7.85; yellow C, $7.30; beet, granulated,
$7.70; extra C $7.50: golden O. W.V.
.,V'i-,!-u MIL Tslis. $5.00; baby
$4.90 ease: Earle., $9.15 case.
SODA CRACK EH 8 In bulk. 15c fc.
-NCTS Walnuts. 21 26o lb. : mln
.-o.w id., luojn, lie in.; peaaat. Se D.;
Kpes,25 " -J h
and ahenrisn - A
FRESH FISH SUrerside salmon, 1 5c per
ft.; hahbnt. 20 9 22c lb.; black cod. 8 910c
lb.; basket kippered cod, $3.00; basket kip.
STS1,,?2: L2 00'- eoa. 7 9 se sir
i-.lt,iHkl to-
OYSTEUoEjrn. $4.50. gat: Otympia
oa; smaU. $3.60 oca. .
WI Hose, Wool and Mien
HOPS 1922 crop, nominal. 8 910c In.
1IIDES Calfskin. 18e lbT? kipi jflc .;
green hide, 8c lb. salted. 10c Ih. . ,
MOHAlH Xoain.1. 25 945 lb,
rtlKKP PELTS Long dry pelta. 23 To.;
fI""- lb,; heWr rt psta.'
a-Jjr ,ho,.!!f" pe,ta- 5 9 60o each.
WOOL VilkSMO. -MlU. . n. a
.. iiS.i- TT""..'' '"W
. "u'".. ; Tine,
40 9 46e
lo.; Eastern Oregnav-Idaho, 40 9 45c TH
I TALLOW AND GHEASB Not. 1 t
tallow.
4 lb.
Sleamv
a. 9
CASCAHA BARK 1922 pee
pact, lb.; crsne rest, ha
Sc;
1921
famts. Oils, Kte. ' ' -
..iW. "SED OIL Barreb. per L.
!: gal en, ner ga. $1.25.
lnpe,0
rf: - W
t,WHlT LSAl 10O-!b. kda, per Ih..
' Imnfcer ana aMilrio .V- 4 ,
' i Latest earioad lumber aalea be manafae
taiers, eaotatioa representinc La., miu t si
nes in direct sales to retailer an4 factuding
- FLOORING: i tn..' r
Are
li - tli'-f40a ." $51.50
FrNISU;' "
1X8 10 ........... S8.Au
CEIUNOi ,
htJ40.t
DROP SIDING: s .
1x6 No. S and bet..1. 43.00
, BOARDS ASD SHlPLApT
lxS-t sis . 19.50
DIMENSIONS: . i '
2x4 12-14 .. ;.1.7$
SMALL TIMBER ; . '
$6.00 ....
40.00 ' 41.00
16 00 . i , .
17.50
iaisV'1" "' 1-3 ; 18.59
4 ft. No. 1 fir"-..;' 5.S0 4.23'
A - . . ..-.J 3.42 8.43
Total ea4ev 20 mate, S.6O4.530 test.
3,421
- .
E
0(1 WOOL CLIPS
try Hyman N. Cohan .
Wool eontractB! are feeing secretly i iftew
ast) t paeific Northwest points at but
a fraction - seas than the bigheat price known
Br ror many rears. ; -
4&e a novnd
forp the 1022 cbj are shown la eome -parts
of Central Oregon, bat there appear but little
disposition among;, sheep interest to Mil be
low the balf-dUar nurrk.
Practically none of this 1923 contracting
is being done ea the open market, buyers show
ing sotmuy m toev movements in. an etfort
mark.
I Beeau of the nplifhting tendency in the
. wool market and: fanproeed conditions of the
mutton and lamb trade, there has been con
idecabl increase in mutton flocks not alone
ni Oregon but In Idaho and Washington dur
. ing the year. .,. . j
Opening Wheat
Prices Lower in
phicago Market
Chicago. 5fo.i 22. l. N. - 8.) Bearish
sentiment dominated trading in wheat today.
At no time wa there mncb snap to the mar
ket. Pricea ruled generally lower and finished
weak. The president' message to eongres was
construed as a bearish factor.
Wheat closed In to 1 i lower; corn,
to lo off and oats Va to fs down. Froriaiona
finished irregular. ''
Chicago. "Xorj 22. MI. Jf. B.) Strong
commission bouse buying developed in the
wheat pit today after lower spening. Open
ing price were : to 4-c lower for De
cember. t4 to .c lower as Hi; and to
, 4.c off for July.
1 Trad in corn was moderate. There was
some pressure on May dearer?. First prices
were onchsnged ' to c lower.
Scattered buying of - oats .. resulted in a
slight advance in that cereaL Opening prices
were, unchanged ito He op.
Prorisions started inaetire.end easy.
-
Chicago range; of price furnished by United
Press: '
WHEAT
HGHER
PRC
j . Qpen. High. Low. Close.
Dee. 114 1204 118, 118H
Msy lit? 1184 116 1164
July ..... 10 10s 107 T 108
COBX
.Pec. ..... 71 7li 70 704
May.:...., 70T4 71 ' 701 70 k
July 70 V 70 H 69 'A 60
I OATS !
Dec. . i . . . 4S 44 48 43
May 43 U - 43 42 42
July 40 40 'a - 39 - 31 Vk
RTK
Itec.
May
Jan.
May
. .i.i. 9 hX 874
9U 80 s 884
! LARD
87 4
68
. 995 7 903
.1020 1022 , 1020
.1 RIBS
897
1020 .
975
Jan.
TRADE QCIET, PRICES 'LOWER
IN EARLY t'OTTOJf TSADINu
New Tc-rk, Not. 22. (L N. a Trading
was quiet at the oneiiiiur of the cotton mar-
ket today ith;firt prices - showing net loeee
or l J ro 3 point. Jspanee intcmKta. r.
ttrVsns, ?jot : concerns and - cominisnion.
hoa-es sold white Liverpool and Wsll street
boagfit. , ,
Arenc of trade demand was a -factor and
sentiment favdrtil a Irdiiia .market for a
s while- with little trend uiitii aiter the cr-
ernment report,
i The market closed steady 10 ' to 28 points
lower at s.i.h. .o sales.
i Prices reported by trerbeck V -look Co.)
Monih
Jsnuary
Msrch . .
May
Jnly
October.
December
Open.
1 2518
2520
2506
2468
2302
2520
.High.
2528
2526
2513 -2475
2302
2525
I.OW..
2442
.2497
2485
2450
2293
2492
dose.
2508
2507
2495
2468
2292.
2507
New York spot market 2520, quiet, 20 down.
AMERICAS LIVESTOCK
PRICES
Chleaoo Hoe $$.00
Chicago. Not. 22. 11. N. 8.) Hoga Re
ceipts, 16.000; market 10 lower. -Bulk. $7.50
5 7.75; top, $8.00: heavyweight. $7.60 k
7.80: raedinm! weight. $7.50 57.70; Bght
weight, $7.6097.75; Bght lights, '$7.25
7.75; heary packing sows, smooth, $7,259'
7.50; packing sows, rough. $6.90 7.25; pigs,
$7.50 8.00. i
Cattle Receipts. 16.00O; market slow
but stesdy. Beef swers Choice and
$12.50 918.50: medium and good. $9,00 9
11.50; good and choice, $12.25 913.23; cora
mtm And medium. 7.50 s 11.00. -. BntcJiee
cattle Heifers, $5.00 911.00; cows, $4,00 9.
Y.ov: dous, a.0:7.0O.- canners and cut
ters Cows snd Jieifers, $2.50 3.60 f canner
steers. $4.00 96.00; veaf ealrea (light and
handy weigh tU $8.509 10.00; feeder steers.
$5.5098.00:7 stacker steers, $3.00 9 7.75;
stocker cows and heifers. $3.50 9 5.00: stocker
calves, $5.50 7-25. Western range cattle i-
eei-steers. fs.uu is a.OO; cow and better,
$3.30 9 6.00. - .
- Sheep Receipts. 1 5,000 : market strong.
Fat lambs. $14.00 915.00; lambs (culls and
common). $9009 12.60; yearlings. $10,509
13.25; wether. $7.5099.50; ewe. $6.50
8.00; ewe (culls nd common). $2,509
5,50; breeding ewes. $3,00 911.00; feeder
nvmcti, S1B.00914.25.
Kansas OHy Has 8T.6S
Kansas City. Nor. 22. (L 1M SL1
tie Receipt 10,000, ahaggtah. . Steers. 85.00
98.00; cow sod . heifers. $4.5097.00;
$750 9 860. W-3:
Hogs Receipt 15.000, steady. Bulk "of
sies, ii.oupi.do; top $7.65; hesriea, $7.60
9 7.60; lights. $7.50 9 7.65; medium. $7.60
9 7.78. ,---
$i!!ooWoopt" T(M
Ne Seattl Hag wTarfc
Beattie. Not. 22. (L'N. 8.) Stock-
yarus report, ne receipt today,' ...
1 ' Omaha Meg 97W
Omaha. Nehv. Not. 22. Hogs Receipt
xw.uou; mostly zc tower- than yeaterdsya
"ju , pecsane- graae. ea.3 5 9 S. 7 5 ;
Vr.5 7 "
' CatOs-lRec'eipts 6500; beef steers and'ah
stock ; ateady to strong; desirable com . fed
acarce; best hens. $10; bulls nnchsnswd ; reels
aboat 25e lower: stocker ad feeders, mostly
Sheep Receipt 10.000; lambs 10e to 15c
tower; balk, $LS.$5 9 18.90; part load. $14;
fed clipped laafb. $12 912.25; sheep nn
ereniy lower; ewe top. $7;J heary ewe. 4;
feeder strong; feeding lambs $13.45
an Franoisea Hog $116 f
Sn FTaacmoo, Nor. 22. (C. P.)-Tattl
rSfi.ST' sood. $7.7598.60; medinm.
$7.00 97.50; common,. $6.00 9 6.75; beef
cews. good. $5.75(4 6.00; awdianv .2Jt
S.60; common, $4.00 95.00; caiTes, 150 200
lba, $7.75 9 8.26; 200-250 lbs., $7.50
U.hi.l$tt' 7 0Ute7-50;
Sheep Lasnbs. $1$.$09 fs.09; ewe.
$5.0 6.00; wether. $7.50 9 9.00. .
Peorsr Hoe 67.SO
Denser, Not. 22. ( C. --P. ) Cattle Re
ceipts. 5200; market steady. 5e lower. Steer.
$3.50 9 7.25; cow and heifers, $4.096.60;
stocker and , feeders, $5.25 9 T.0 ; calve.
$6.7598.0.' . .
Hogs Receipt. .1 000 ; market So lower.
Top. $7.60; bulk, $7.0 97.50.
- Sheep Becerpts. 8800; steady to 26c high
er. Lambs. $12.25 918.50; ewe. $4,009
7.00; feeders. $12.00 913.00.
- Foreign Exchange Market .
, New York. Nor. 22. L N. S.) Demand
sterling. $4.484; Franc cable 7.08, checks
7.07 Belgian cable 6.61. checks 6,60 14 :
lire cables 4.62 H . checks 4.02 r marks
.0014; cuildee cable 39.33, checks 89.27;
Swedish, rabte 26.75. cheeks 26,70; Norway
cable 18.22;- check 18.17; Danish " cable
20.25, check 20.20. 'i c .. . ..
Winnipeg Whet OpUeaa
Winnipe. Nor. 22. Wheat;
..'y: .Open":,., His-h -, Law'
Dee. .... 107 - "leflfc- 1054
Msy 10 14 1104 108 t
Now. .... 114 : 11414 , 1121
dose
1054
1084
11214
MlaaeapoUs Wheat Optical -:
. Minneapnw, No.. 22. Waeatr - - '
Dee. 1161k 1184 1164 11714
May 11614 1174 - 11614 1164
yw Tork Potato Market v
-New Yet. No. 22. L N. S- Potatoes
I (In balk, barrel ar nag) .Market ateaay.
Nearby white, . $L60 9 3.0; sweets., $1.26
1.7. . -
WOOL CLIP
BLUESTEM MOVES
TO SIJ5 BUSHEL
WED2TESDAT WHEAT TRADE
- 't - Tear
' " ., Bid Lets Age
Hard white ........ $10 $14
Soft mUf ......... lii v 1 141
Wetter white lt$ le UH
Hard winter ....... ,.;t . . .. - IjM
Kortfeertt prtsg ' . . . - 1.18 - te 138
western re ....... 1.14 , le Jti
NORTHWEST GRATNf RECEIPTS
Csrs
Bar: Fir. ' Oat. Hay.
2-8 15
302 738 368 77
124 1005 468 . 75$
::: i ::: 1
15 477 - 68 816
78 740 76 410
1 7 2 24
2 2 . : - "11
IS 1194 278 686
110 1096 261 832
a. - . .V a
2 22 1 47
Wheat.
Portland, Wed.
- Taar ago. . . 2
Season to date. 104 20
Tear ago. .18686
Tacoma. Tues. 32
Tear age. . 8
geasoa to data. 8374
Tear ago. . 5657
Seattae, Tnes. 56
Tear ago... 10
Season to date. 4364
Tear ago. . 4044
Astoria, Tues. 8
Season to date. 312
: Blnestam wheat of th Big . Bend section is
today quoted at the- highest price of the world,
so far sa primary Talus, are concerned. The
latest price on choice milling bluestem show
a lamp to $1.63 per bushel, tidewater de livery
basis. This price is nominally quoted, but
millers agree that stocks available are so lim
ited that they must pay th pric if they want
th goods. Leading millers .of this aesetion
say it is impossible to tarn out their regular
high grade patents without soma choice .blue
stem, therefore' will pay practically any price
for limited stocks. , -
While report indicate that a very limited
Tolum of business ha passed -on Puget Bound
a high a $1.26 per bushehi for whit club
or Western white, practically no offers for
supplies were put ant by leading Portland
buyers. For that reason former quotation St
$1.25 i continued en a nominal basis.
No movement whatever of red wheats has
been hown of lata.
Flour market is extremely dull, so far a
Oriental business is concerned, and there is
only a sprinkling of activity with Earope. al
though the latter movement appears gaining.
Domestic business quoted steady to firm. , Ail
at unchanged price for th day.
MUlstaff ar firm and very acaree at for
mer price. Coarse grain a likewise firm.
Foreign wheat was steady to weak and lower
for options, while early Wednesday business at
Chicago was at- lower figure.
- WHEAT Baying price tidewater, track de
a RK W..-V...1 . Ttl rtal hlmHt-M - T1 A A
1.65 ; Turkey red. $1.22 91.25: red Rtissian.1
$1.22.
' DOMESTIC, TtOVU. Sellinc price. miU
door: Patent, new crop, $7.60: Willamette
valley brands, . $690 9 6.80; local straight,
$5.85; baker" hard wheat, $7.60; ttkers'
bluestem, $ 7. 50; bakers' pastry, $5.30; gra
ham, $6.40; whole wheat, $6.60; rya, $6.80
bbl. Price for city delivery 15e extra; sub
urban, 30c extra.
EXPORT FLOUR Club straight, $5.50;
Mueatem, -cut-off, $5.80. -
HAT Buying price: WDlametta timothy,
faney, $20.00 9 20.60; Eastern Oregon tim
othy. $22.50 per ton; clover, $18.00919.00;
straw, $8.00; ; alfalfa, $19.00; grain hay.
$20.00.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta,
10c for new crop delivery. Domestic bags, 10c
each.
KiLLSTVFFS Mfllrnn at mill, sacked, ton
lots. $35.00; carload lots. $34.00; middlings,
$42.00 9 43.00 per ton. - v
OATS Per ton, baying price: - Feed,
$36.06; milling. $37.00.
BARLEY Buying price: Peed, $83.50;
brewing. $34.50.
- FEEDSTLFFS F. O. B. mill! Rolled
nsrley. $87.00; whole barley. $85.00; alfalfa
meal. $80.00; eocoanat meal. $38.00; crack ad
com, ao.uv; wnoi com, x-ss.uu. -Merchant
Exchange bias; '
W tiBAT
-Jan.
$1.49
1.23
1.23
1.17
1-14
Hard white ......$ 1.50 $ 1.50
Soft whit 1.2 1.24
Western white .... 1.23 1.23
Northern spring ... 1.18 1.18
Western red .. 1.14 . 1.14
FEED OATS
38-lb. minimum J.. 86.00
BARLEY
38.00 36.00
No bids.
CORN
No. 2 E. T.'shipra't 3430 83.SO
No. 3 E. T. shipm't 33.50 33.23
33.06
32.75
SMALL LOTS OF WOOL
SOLD AT FIRM PRICES
Boiton, . Not. 22. There was no revival
of activity in th wool 'market today, although
some trading was done in small lofj at very
firm price. The greater part of the Texaa
fall wool have not been sold. Much ef this
wool was bought for Boston account. There
i no pressor on this market, although th
mills hare covered their immediate require
ments pretty welL . . .
POTATOES ALONG THE
San FraneisM ataefcat
COAST
San Francisco, Nor. 22. V. P.) Onion
Potatoes River fancy. $1.00 91.15; Idaho,
Wsshington rtted Gems, $1.40 91.60; Sa
Unas, $1.75 92.00.
Seattle Market
Seattle. Nor. 22. (IN. .) Onions
California, 2c. Wn $2.50.
Potatoes Takima Genu, 25 928c; local,
15 9 20c. . , -
Lo na4s MaHwt ' .
Los Angeles. Nor. 22. Potatoes. nnrUwrn
riTera, $1.86 9 2.00; low as $1.60; Idaho
1.U(S1.S5.
DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST
San Franclsoo Marksa
San Francisoo. Not. 22. (U. P.) Butter
eawas, aae; prune firsts, 47 Hrr: first, 46 He.
. Egg Extra. 61; extra pnuet. 48c; un
derused pallets. 41e, -
Chsws. California flat fancy. 23c.
La Aneetes Market
- Lo Angeles. Nor. 22. rButter. ' 60c '
Eggs Extra. 62 Ho; ease: count. 65c; pal
lets, 47c f
Poultry Hen. 22c; . broilers, 36c: fryers,
Seattle Mjarkek
Seattle, Nor. 22. Egg Select ranch 55e.
pulleta 42c
Butter City creamery. 48c bricks 49c
Cheese Oregon triplet. 80c; Tfiiamook
triplet. 819380, Young America 83c.
Eastern Cask Wheat
Chicago, Ner. 22. Oaah wheat: No. 2 red.
$1.27 91.29; No. 2 hard, $1.21 14 ; No. 2
Montana. $1.21; No. $ Montana, $1.224.
Winniueg, Nor. 22. Cash wheat: No. I
northern. $1.12 4 No,- S winter. gl.OB 14 ;
No. 4 winter. $1.02 4 : No. 5 winter, 74c;
J 6 winter, Hc; track, tI.O0.
MinneapoUa, Not. 22. Cash wheat: Nat 1
dark' northern. 31.21H 91.80H ; No. 1
northern. $1,191 91.29H ; : No. .2 dark
northern. $1.18 14 9 1.26 ; No. 2 north
ern. $1.16 H 9 14 14; No. $ dark northern,
81.14 H 9 1.81 H j No. 1 dark hard Montana.
$1.26 H 9 1.82 H; No. 1 hard Montana.
$1.21 H 9 125 H. ,
i Water for Sawmill
Salem. Or.. Nor. - 22 Ahnaaul a . w,i.
of Albany ha filed with-the state engineer's
office an application covering .the appropria
tion of 800 second feet of -water -fro mthe
sooth fork ef the Saatiem river for power de-
veKipmens near caster ana lor toe storage of
25.000 acre feet of water. Wtiite m .....
deTetop 1023 horsepower for use in sawmills
" r purposes as an Trmated cost of
eicav.vvv.
Reefers la Better Snpply .
Spokane, Wash.. Ner. 22. The wrfaw.
tor ear kitaation in . the Spokane Valley is
greatly improved, aad railroads ar abi to
take better car of order from appl shippers
than iao th bsginning ef .the hippag aea-
aoei. wane xoe box car situation remains acute,
according to statements of railroad official to-
TCew Tork MetaT Market - :
New York. Nor. - 22. Copper, firm, spot
November and December, IS 14 9 13 H.
lead.- steady. spot and November. 723
750; December. 715 9 730. , '
70071 5.Wk.0t X"mbe DrocnUwr-
- Xw Tork.Leadoa gUver ,
' New York. Nov. 22. Commereial bar surer.
4r foreign off Ha at 64 14 . -
. Loodoav. - Nor. '22. Bar silver wa 3-1 6d
sower toaay as if i-im, , (
Lrrerpool Wheat Market 1
IjTerpuoC Not. 22. Wheat:
- .,.-'-: Open,- Close, Ii
n-e. j .'. i . . . ...1626 d 1 127 Hd H 6
March ....... ,.21014d 9294d lHd
May 927 lad 926 Hd lld
' ; :, Bseno, Aires Wheat 'M
ftaeno Aires. Nor. 22. WbeaA opened na-
cbaiced. Decembea. 81.1 ; February,
$1-11 - . -
AT ADVANCE
CATTLE LOAD IS
WEDAESDAT X.TTESTOCK TRADE
Hega, ' Sheep.v Lamb.
Portland .... ,75 7-56 $12J0
Chlrasr .... 8.8 I8U0 I5-M
SaaFstaaciseo HJS ' 8.M 14.6
Denver ...... 7. tJti ,ttM
Omaha- 7.4S !$. 1$J$
Kansas. City. 7Ji .,.; M.
Hog. Cattle. CalTes. Sheep. Can.'
Wedneedsy ... 142
199
115
Week ago 36
2 week ago... 127
weeks o.. 83
Tear, ago ....
2 yean ago . .. 321
year ago. . . 447
4 years, ago. . . 436
246
3
458
184
17
9
10O
28 -48
' JO
82 -, 3
125- ...
a
13
10
11
922
63
424
Nine loads of livestock aniTed st North
Portland Wednesday ea a mixed market. Hog
were- about steady, eattl were alow and weak,
while sheep and lamb rated fairly steady.
la the cattle alleys there is again a surplus
showing at North Portland. While total new
arrivals W ednesday war bat 19$ head, there
are very liberal supplies held over from Mon
day. ' . -, . v. , : , v -. ..
Buyers would rather sell than take hold at
this time. Their feed lot ar overfilled and
they are in no position to make further im
mediate purrhssets. At the best, the cattle
market could not be called better than slow
and weak. ,
' General cattle market rang;
Choice steers
Medium to good steers . ,
Fair te medinm steers . ,
Common to fair steers . ,
.$ 6.75 9 ,7.50
I 6.25 7.00
, 5.60 9 6.25
. 4.00 9 4.50
. B.00 9 6.25
unosoa Jle tiers
Choice cow jk heifers .....
Medinm to good, cows-heifers. .
Fair to medium cows-heifer,.
Common to fair cows-heifers. .
Canners .......
Bull
Choice feeder ............
Fair to good feeders ........
Choice dairy eajTe ...
Prim light calves ...... '.
Medium light calve .....
Heavy calve ' "
4.80 9 5.00
3.50 9 4.00
8.00 9 $.60
2.00 9 3.00
1.50 9 2.00
3.00 9 .4.50
5.00 9 5 60
4.00 5.00
S.OQ c S.00
8.00 9 S.50
7.50 9 8.00
4.00 9 T.50
wine Price Meld
Swine market continues to turnrh.
the
kaTeRlfl. aiaLFKaWr nVT glla-i Itor maVMa. 1
?. 65W,dM,,dT quality considered, thai
.General hog market range:
Prin light . ... ...
S"00!? 280-800 lb. . . 8.00 9 sioo
S;
Rough heavy
7.60 9 S.OO
6.00 7.5A
1 Ptg
?eder" P15
? 8.25 9 8.75
8.25 9 S.65
... 4.00 9 8.00
I ttaga . . .
Sheas. Dwnens SMotf
Demand, for sheep snd lambs continues of
good character in the North Portland alley.
ZSJ?, W-Mnesds, offering, UtickS
f :wi ,vicn,
General sheep and lamb rang: J
Prim east; of mountain Iamb. $11.00 9 12.80
. ""I. 11.00 912.5O
Common valley Iambi
Cull lamb .....
Heary yeartinga ....
Light yearlings
Heavy wether .....
Irht wethers , . .
10.00 911.00
9.00 9 10.OO
6.75 9 9.00
0.00 9.50
.8.50 9 9.00
7.00 T.60
7.60 8.50
2.009 6.00
aiwe
. . .
Tuesday Afternoon Sales
MUCH TOO HEAVY
.
Ne. At. Ibt
29... 914
1.. ill 80
2. .. 520
64..., 908
.. 948
1. ..1530
21.. . 975
1. . . 960
... 918.
...1108
l.i.80
. 4.4- 912
I. : ,11 10
-4. ..1012
3. . .1003
1...1180
27.. 995
22... 963
i,.I850
1 . . . 740
".I. '.'.1060
1...1120
1.. .'810
, 1... 830
1... 160
1... 30O-
1... 420
1...1210
1.-.1280
1... 680
2. ..1475
18 i k 458
23. ,. 216
10... 232
8... 220
18... 286
4. . 247
12... 284
1... 410
17.,. 224
1... 170
4... 112
18... 248
58... 315
12... 258
2... 283
2... 120
10... 81
14... 107
j 4... 162
j T... 17$
i 54... 107
STEERS
Price.
$ 6 50
, 5.25
3.50
6.25
5.60
6.00
5.86
6.00
. 5.6
No.
1.
1,
1.
TO.
15.
5.
- 2
At. lbs - Price.
. 900 $ 6.25
. .1J00 8.00
. . 420 4j0
. . 682 I 5.00
854 5.50
,1084
.1108
.1006
0.75
6.00
1..
1 . ,
5.00i
960
.1426
.1060
. . 860
..760
. . 886
. 1 780
. 903
. .1090
, .120
, .1000
. 86
.. 05O
6.50
0.75
4.75
3.60
3.40
COWS
X.
4.
1.
4 .
1.
3.
1.
1.
11
12.
1 .
1.
1.
8.50
8.50
2.50
2.50
1.50
r 3.75
4.50
4.25
4.
4. 50
2.00
4.00
1.50
2.00
1.50
.8.76
3.00
4.00
4.75
8.25
3.25
8.60
980
. 980 y2.75
' CALVES
B.SO
6.00
140 $
265
8.00
3.50
BULLS
O.OO
STAGS
B.OO
4.50
3.00
2.50
. 480
.1190.
. 810
.1180
4.50
2.75
4.50
3.73
MIXED
$.75 I 10
HOGS
354
216
18
3 0O
228
187
856
160
286
157
6.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
9.50
9.00
8.75
, 7.50
V.00
7.00
10...
8. . 4
2
16. ..
85.. .
8...
48. . .
3...
8. . .
8...
11...
2. ..
86. ..
8...
0.50
9.00
O.OO
9.00
6.50
9.50
8.75'
9.00 A
9.75
9.75
8. SO
'9.00
182
190
260
190
250
9.75
9.25
"8.60
7.50
ft. 00
9.50
9.00
8.75
LAMBS
96 $10.00
10.75
10.00
7 11.78
100 . 11.00
- KW
wES
5.00 I 4... 150 $ 5.00
O.UW I
YEARLINGS
$ 7.60 I
Wdnsdy Morning SM
, HOGS
At, lbs. Price. I No. At. lbs.
.. 226 $ 9.00 (
EWES
.. 120 $ 6.00 t
No.
2.
Price.
Ifew Tork Batter and Eggs
New York. Nov. 22. (L N. S.) Batter
snarxet cteaay. tjreamery extra. BL9 52e
creamery fusts, 49 9 51c; creamery higher
scoring, B1H9 94C; state dairy tabs, $5 9
50c; ladeU fresh extras, 38H9$7c ''
Cheese market firm. State, whole milk
specials, 1 tats. 2D2ic; arena ran.
Se; sower- grade. 2UJ2t i W is
eonsin. whole milk, fancy . Yonng Americas.
26H 9264c .
Eg market,- white fancy, - weak; nearby
white, Jancy,' 85c; nearby brown fancy, 809
82;:eltra. 66 9 70c;. firsts, 52 9 60c.
Milk The nominal wholeaale price : is
$2.90 ewt - . i .
Dried Frait aad Beaas
New York. -Nov. 22. ft N. S.) Bean
market firm. Pea choice. $7.7$ 9 8.00: red
kidney choice, $8.00 98 50.
' Dried frait market quieter. Apricots, choice
to extra fancy. 24 9 $8e: aPDWs. eranorated.
prime-to fancy. 10H9124c; prunes, 80s
to ' 60. 13 9 17 He; -prone. 60 to 10O.
8X9 12e; peaches, choice to extra faney,
12 H 919c: seedless raisins, choice to fane.
22 928c i . .
r High Priced Eggs
Kelao. Wash: Nor. 22. H M, Leather.
whose Whit Leghorn hen 'set a new world's
egg record of $$6 ess in a year at th West
ern Washington Experiment station contest, is
receiving snany oraers tor egg from toe record
breakmc baa. On order tecciTcd by Mr.
Leather was for 2v- egg at a priceo f $500,
which acts a record for egg prices. Mr.
Leathers resides at Woodland. . . .
I v Xew Tork Poultry Market
Narw Tnrt fgaar. 9 . 1 1 St. a t
pwaltrr market, torkeya rirmer: chicken. 20
w vc; - tnraey. suHsae; gseee, liMiJe;
fowls. 16 9 23c: docks. 269 82c
Lire poultry market active. lAicken. 2Se:
tarkey. 3558c: docks. 22 25c; fowl. 189
bc; roosters. 1 5c: geese, 22 926c
- - v-
- Gas la On Well
. Hoquism, Wssh., Not. 22. A test weQ of
the Grays' v Harbor Petroletim company, being
sunk at Tulip. 16 mile was of here, has now
reached a depth of 350 feet. ' Difficulties
which haV -hampered work so fsr appeat to
have bea overcome - Comaderabi gas ha
been rncoantered .ta the wen.
i Snow la Big Bead -'
Spoaaae. .Wash.: New. 22, Snow feB
erallv th ran shoot the Bis Bend country Mon
day, tmasiag mach -needed asoistar tor . the
IsU-sown erona. Harnagton 4 Wash. I report
ed th groand covered. A white blanket also
leu at Odessa, JMwall ana J4nrata. .
. ; MlnBeapolls-Dalath Flax -
f Matneapolks, . Nor. 22. Flax. November,
244 : December. 243 : May. ' 22 H ; track.
245 9 247; arrive. 24 . -
Dnhrta, New. 22- Flax, November, 244 14 ;
Dsnemtsr, : 3 I may. zzs; cracn. 34
artive. 2401; arnvo, November. 2454.
2
DOLLAR
m
DISABLED AT SEA,
RESCUED BY TUG
Seattle. Nov.. 22. L N, a) Heroic
work: by Captain oil . A. Beaton and
crew of the tug Sea Monarch, In con
junction with the masterly handling
of the disabled vessels Stuart and Bes
sie Dollar of the Robert IolIar com
pany. Tuesday resulted in saving both
vessels In a heavy gale. '
The tug, which left Cm disabled Stu
art Dollar to rush to the rescue of the
Bessie Dollar, helpless In a heavy sea
with disabled engines, hooke4 the ships
up in tandem and towred them both
until repairs were completed by . the
JBesste Dollar.
This morning the three vessels were
430 miles from Can Flattery and mak
ing good headway in spite of heavy
winds and high. seas. - according to
raato reports. 1 " .
The Sea Monarch has now : been at
sea zo days, tiaving gone practically
ne third of the way to Japan to res
cue the Stuart Dollar, which was crtp-
piea oy we loss or ner-rudder.
GRAYS HARBOR SHIPPTKO
iioquiam. Wash.. . Nov. 22. Stenmar
Hartwood arrived at 9 o'clock yester
day morning from San Francisco to
ioaa lumber - at the North Western
mill, Hoquiam.
Steamer Daisy GadsbV reachsil nnrt
from San Francisco to take cargo at
the Anderson & Middleton milL-Aber
deen, and the Grays Harbor null,
Hoquiam A
. 1 " Donovan motorahip William
Donovan cleared, por;t for San Pedro
with, about,- ,000,009 feet, of lumber
sjviu i-ii c two ADeraeen Donovan mills.
PORT WORK AT-ABERsEE5r -
GROWS , CREW IS .TRIPLE. T
Aberdeen, Wash.,. Nov. 22. Steadily
increasing freight cargoes at' the new
port terminal has compelled the en-
Ragingor third crane crew and
loading force. - Three - weeks ago the
force was doubled, and it la nnw
found necessary to treble the number
of hands. The storage ? shed is also
taxed to capacity and must- have an
addiUort to take care of the business
offered. ; The ? port commission ex
penses are now about $3000 a month,
but the receipts the last three months
have been sufficient to take care of
mem.
THREE ENGAGE ROClfD TRIP
PASSAGE TO SOTJTH AMERICA
Three round trip passenger reserva
tions, on the steamer President Hayes
or tne swayne & Hoyt Interests, due
to sail for th east coast of . South
America January 10. have already been
made, according to A. M. - Gillespie.
me, local agents. . The : President
Hayes. President' Harrison and Sus
quehanna were recently allocated to
Swayne. & Hoyt In order to give pas
senger service to the east coast of
South America from . Pacific . ports.
Swayne ft Hoyt have maintained
freight- service along? this line, but
with the coming of the new vessels.
Portland will have its first service to
Brazil and Argentine. - . v
RATES FIRM .
New Tork, Nov. 22. I. N. S.)
Ocean (steam) : grain irm. United
Kingdom. tsQSa 6d per 480 pounds;
Germany, -Hamburg 15e per cwt.
France, , Atlantic ports 15c, Mediter
ranean 1921c; Holland, Rotterdam
and Antwerp 15c. General cargo
steady. . . ;
Tfotlee to Mariner
The following . bulletin hare been - issued
by Lieutenant N. .M. Pitman, officer in
chant of Urn local branch hydrograpbio of
fice: .- '
The cteamshin Canadian Observer re-Dorta
by radio to this .office, this date, sighting at
noon, a In about to , feet long 4 : feet in
diameter, awash dangerous to nariaation. Posi
tion, latitude 46 degrees 25 minute north,
ioagitnde 124 decree. 20 minnte west.
latormatien na been received tnat Ocean
Park and' Fort Sterena radio compass- sto.
tiona will suspend service ' until temporary
transmitiers ar mctaiiea. . -
Washington Admiralty Inlet Th tug
Milwsoke report Point Partridge gas snd
bell buoy No. 2, not burning Saturday night.
noremoer is, .
Chicago' Dairy Prodaee
Chicago. Not. 22. L N. S.) Butter
Receipts 4828 tabs; creamery, extra. 51e; ex.
tra firsts. 47 9 50c; firsts. 40944c; pack
ing stock. 30 9 31c
Eggs Receipts 3904 eases; miscellaneous.
45 9 60c; ordinary firsts, 40 945c; firsts.
4eac; . checks, si as) zzc; , dirnes. 22
2 Sc.
Cheese Twins, new. 24 14 924 He: daisies.
24 H 9 25c; Yonng Americas, 24 H 925c
uongnorn. 2ttte ones, zzikc
Lire poaltry Chicken. 16919He; prtng
1 7 H e ; roosters, 12 He; gee, 21c; ducks.
zie. .... -
-v Liverpool Cotton Steady -'iU
Liverpool, Not. ; 22. (L- Jf.' 8 ) Snot cot
ton ws in increaaea. Demand, rnees stesdy;
sales 6O09 - bales. - American middling fair.
$10.98: good middlings.-14.M: fuU mid
dlings, $14.91; mldallngs,' $14.81; low mid
dlings. S14.B12 good erdinary. 813.91; onu-
aary. is.ei.
Future opened cuiet. -
;"!few Tork Wool aad Hides ,
New York. Nov. 22. (L N. 8.) Wool
Market Quieter Domestic fleece XX Ohio.
4Sf 57c: domestic pnued scoured basis. 70 9
85c: domestic Texas scoured basis, $1,05 9
1.S5. v Territory staple, scoured basis. $1,25 9
1.40. i -.
Hides Market steady. Native steers, 22 9
22 He branded, steers, 20Hc'
" -
' yew Wester TJaiea Manager
Chehans. - Wasb Nor. 22 William West,
is the new man in charge permanently of
the Western Union office in Chehalts. Mr.
Holder . was for several year general asrric
man for th Wester Union Telea-ranh com
pany ' and , for the past four years in the
naval radio asrric.
Manage Hotel Dialog Room
Chhatt. Wash.. Not. 22. William West.
proprietor of the St. Helen hotel, ha taken
back , to. - management or tne notel dining
mb and has 1 employed P. F. 1U1I of
Beatue ai
Jfaval .Stores Market
New Tork. Nor. 23. (L N. S.) Tornen-
tlne: Ssraanah, $1.53 t. New York. $1.58
91.69.
iioam Tannan. $5.35; New Xork, $0.59.
Chicago FotaU Market
Chicago. No. 22. (L N. 8.1 Potatoes
Receipt 49 ears: Wisconsin round whites.
90C9S1.00: Minnesota. 80 9 5c; Red Hirer
fMrtos. 095c. ., ..-'-.
Sudden Eise .
In TurKeys Is .
Due to Demand
' A svdiea ckaago la tke demand
for dressed tarkeys seat the price
1 .to , cents higher along Front
street - Wednesday avrter . extrem
dsilness. Dressed birds akae
skewed tke Impreremest while Uto
bird were dU aad almost lifeless.
::, Wednesday general prices abewt
Live tarkeyor Nominal fancy 2$c,
ordinary to calls $&22e per poaad.
- Dressed tarkeys Xo. I fasey
Bi$7e, 9e. t aad old torn $ 17e, 3:
t or omUs 24 9 lie.
Astoria Tides Tkarsday
, High Wter ; ' Low Water
, 4:12 a. in, 7.S ft. 10:07 a, m,, 3.S tC
1 .35 p. rru, .$ ft. 10 :42 p. m.. 0.4 ft.
News of the Port
Arrlvakt, Nasember SJt
Admiral Goodrich- Ameriran steamer, from
San Franciseo nt Eaxeka and Coos Bay. pan
rnrem and ceneraL ,
mob uty. American steamer, from Ban
Francisco, : generaL ;
ArriTala, WTtnbr - 21 - -West
Notaa American steamer, from Buenos
Aire and way puts, general. -
MARINE ALMANAC -.,
Wasttar at RlTtr's Mouth .
Neath Head. Wash.. Nov 22.Corditiom
t that month of th Columbia river at, noon:
Wind, southeast, 12 aulua; sky, cleaf ; ea,
moderate. , - .
DA1LT BITER READINGS
' S a. m.. Pari. Tim.
RiTor
11
s! T
Station
rmatiHa .. 25
Eugene ... io
Albany ... 20
Salem . . . . 20
Oragon City 13
Portland . . 13
Falt"
-O.TiO.OO
41
47
54
68
.
50
.87
2.OO.$0.0
: 351
2.1
410.00
27
80
41
1.0
S.O
3.2
-O.5i0.00
-1.3 0.00
-0. 2 0.00
RIVER FORECAST,
Th Willamette rlyer at Portland will re
main nearly stationary , daring the next three
days, except a affected by th Ude. , .
VssU to ArriT . '
TaaaalJ ' Data. '
Admiral SSoodricb ....San Fran. . . .Nor.- 22
Oommercial PsThfindwr. Nw Yotm,...Nov. 22
Roes City San Fran ....'No. 22
Annette Eolph. ...... San Fran.... Nov. 23
WiUpolo , . . . . . . ...-.New kork -..Not, S3
Lewia I nckwabech ... Ptulsdcipnia . -Not. VS
Dochra . . . ...... ...MobO . . ....Nor. 2$
Edw. Luckenbach ....New York. , ..Not. 24
Dearfield .........Seattle ..... .Nov. 24
Wakeena ... i .San Fran. .. .Nor; '24
Willamette. ........ .San Fran ....Nor. 24
Virginian. .......... Middles borough Not. 24
1 eVFtOtJh . . e a w -a a Londoa .... . .-.Not.-2S
Tnacanstar ....... ..London .....Not. 25
Bahinda . ,8an l"edro-. . NoTi 25
Frank D. 8 toot ...... San Fran.. ..Nor. 26
Admiral Farracut ....Sen Fran.. ',s. Not. 27
Hawaiian ......... .Baltimore ....Nov. 27
Tore Mara ........Yokohama - ..'.Nov. 27
Hoquiam ........ ....San Fraa....NoT. 27
Eldorado . .J.......New York..,. Nov. 27
Jacob Lucxesbacll. . . . Mobil . . . .Nor,
Remus ......... . . .Corinto .-. t . .Nov, -28
l noma r. Heal. ... .Boston ......Not. 28
Georgina Rolph. ... . .San Fran. . . .Not. 28
Julia Luckenbach .. . ..Boston ....... Not. 28
. Vessel t tHmwa -. ,
Tatl. Foe- " Data
Pswlet ........... . . Yokohama . . .NaT. 22
Agwistar .New York . . . . Not. 2'4
Admiral .vana ..... sn r ran .... Nor, 22
Dakotan . ftew xork . . . No. 22
Moltnnnrk . . . . ... .San Fran-. . . .Nov. 2$
Cehlo ............ .San Fran.". , .Nor. 23
Admiral sooancn....an rran . . . . Not. 24
Ievria Luckenbach ....New York.... Nov. 26
WUipoto Baltimore ...Nor. 28
Commercial Pathfinder. New York . ..Not. 85
Edward Lnckeaiback. . .New York .-..Not. 23
W'est Coyote ....... Orient ......Not. 25
Rose - City . . San. Fran.. , .Nov. 28
Yashida Mara No. 3.. 8. America. . Nor. 26
Virginia
ljverpooi . . . .Nv. 27
San Frant . ..Nor.; 27
Annette Rolph
Dochra .......... . .New York
..Nov. 27
. .Nor-. 27
..Nov. 28
. ,Not. 28
..Not. 28
Deerfield ..New York.
Eldorado........... JiobUe ...
B binds ..San Fran.
Tuscaastar ........ .lodon . .
In
Berth,
Agwistar , , . . .
Benarty .....
Benmohr. ....
Celilo .......
rattiiLMSw.
Terminal No. 1
.Peninsula Mill
. . . .Glob Mill
... St Helens
ooL p. s, kichi"...".
Dakotan ........
.... . Oornfoot Doek
...... Govt Mooring
DaTenport
...... .e. f. rlKiina
sjmiay auurn ... . .Tie Boom
grin .......Portland Vegetable Oil
x . u. sjoq ..................... Astoria
Gaorge L. Olson ....... ...SL Helens Dock
Halco.... Drydock
Hannawa .Terminal No.' 1
Harold North Bank Dock
K. U. Krase ........ Wanna
&ooman asarn ., Uolumbl Co. MiU
La Merced Drrdock
Meiwn Mara ......... .West Oregon Dumber
" ..... .... ..,.... island 41111
Orawoa Fir WsSsan
Oregon Pin ... ,..,...,,. .Peninsula Mills
ii.v.....,......paCifl0 ooast Coal
Ryder Haaify .............. . .st Helens
HUpsca . . Peninsula Mill
Sr XfS1" Terminsl No. 4
West O'Bowa . . i . . . . Termtowt No. 4
x osnioa Mara .............. Albers No. $
mjui sisrs .............. .-samaa-Fonl
west Woto . . ; . . , .. . . .Albers Dock
nonganeiia .......... E. ft W. Lumber Co.
W. a. Porter .. , . ; . . . . ; . . . . , Wtllbridgo
V AT WORLD'S PORTS '"'..'-' i
Astoria,; Nov. , 22. lrrld. aW-' . 1
tfmr Admiral Goodrich, from. San Fran-
"IXT careaa ana votm Bay: arrired at
7:40 . m.. Jspaneae steamer Kaikyn -Msrn.
from Coos Bay; smved and left up st 9:46
J. m.. ateamer Commereial Pathfinder, from
New York and way ports; arrived at 11:80
a. m.. ateamer Rose City, from Saa Francisco,
Astoria. Not. 21. Ssfld at 8:40 p. m.,
Norwegian, steamer . Sinaloa, foa. West Coast
porta. .
San Pedro. Not. 2 L Sailed, ateamer. Santa
OUna, from New York, for Paget Bonnd and
Portland; sailed, steamer: Walter-D. Hanson
from New York, for Paget Bound and Port
land; sailed, steamer P. J. Luckenbach. from
Paget Sound and Portland, for New York aad
Boston. - w ....
Seattle, No 21 Arrived, steamer Meri-
ws. .,va we voass porta, iot rortisnd; ar
jiv. iwbk xtowica nail, lrom Sammore. via
Portland. -' .
Coca Bay. Nov. 21. Sailed- at 1 p. m.,
steamer Admiral - Goodrich, from San . Fran
eioo, for Portland; sailed nt 1 p. m., Jap
anea steamer Kaikyn Marn. for Columbia river.
Ban Diego. Nor. 21. Sailed. French, steam
er Indiana, from Bordeaux, for San Fran
eisoo, Puget Sound and Portland; arrived and
ssiled. steamer Admiral .Farragat, for San
Pedro, Baa. Francisco and Portland; arrived,
ateamer Georgina Rolph, from Portland.
Cristobal. , Not. 20. Sailed,, steamer Tiger,
from Boston and .wsy port, for Portland,
Balboa. - Nov. 18. Sailed, steamer Lena
Lnckenbach. from New Orleana for Portland.
Falmouth, Nov.. 19. Arrived. . British
steamer Greet City, from Portland. -
Bats via. Not. 18. Arrived. Dutch steam
er Arakan, from Portland, . r
ATonmooth, Not. 20. Arrived, 'eteamer
Steel Navigator, from Portland.
London, Not. 18. Sailed. British steamer
Deiawsra. for Pscifie coast poets.-
Ssn ' Pedro, Nov. 22. Arrived. ' steamer
Robin Adair, from Portland, fr New York;
arrived, steamer Col. E. U Drake, from Port
land; ' -'V' ''''- - - 1 - l- '
. - Balboa. Nov. 21." Arrived, steamer- Robin
Geodfellow, - f rom Portland and way port, for
New York. ! .
Yokohama.- Not. 18 Arrived," , steamer
Eastern Sailor, from Portland, . .
'New- York. Not; 21. Arrived,', steamer
West Catenae, from Paget Sound and Port
land., v . ; , .. . ... i ....
San - Franciseo, Nov. 22. ft. N. - S."V
- YOKOHAMA.
mq bythe ') Vn
'. ll'SPB SS'West O'Kowa ...Dec 1
1USSB SS West KeaU . ....Iec 21
TOKO HA'M A. KOBE. HONGKONG. MANILA ;
' 1 17SSB SS Hannawa ....... .Dec. li -
'. USSB SS Wawalona,... .,4.De& 20 - i
For rat, apace, etc... apply to '
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
t road way $$
it Board
Arrived-today: Phoenix. Greenwood. 1 a m.;
CosJinga, Los AnreKs. 2 :05 a. m. ; Andrea
F. , Lnckcnhach. Beliinham. T:25 a. nt.;
TosenuU. Port Ludlow. 7:30 a. m.; Johaa
Poulseo.. Gravs Harbor. $ a. m.i Tamalnai.
Gray Harbor. 8:43 a. m: Northland. Port'
Angeiea. . 9:20 a m. ; M. 8.' Bscoi. Tacoma.
:6A a m.; Saginaw. Port Angeles. 10 a. m. .
' Aberdeen, .Nov. 31. Aimed. Hartwood.
from San Franeiwo. at 0 a. m.; Daisy Gadsby.
from San Francisco, at 10:80 a. m. Sailed. '
Munaire. tor New York. -at 2 n. m.: M. H.
William Donovan, for San Pedro, at 2 p. m. ,
Kaymood. Nov. 2 1 .trailed. Chariea Chris.
teuaoB. for San Francisco, st 8 a. m.
POSITIOXS OF VESSELS . l
(By Nt1 Radiol .
Fled Baxter. San Pedm for Blaine. 98 mima
from flame, . (.
CordoT, La touch, for: Seattle, 69 mQe
CaPs'ieiaa T stt t-yasu sua .
Starr, Cordova for) Kodiak, 50 mile from
Kodiac - ., I - .... , - . ..
Victoria, leading brrin at Sawmill bay.
La touch, couth - bound. . 1 05 anilM f mm .
Ketchikan. V
Dewey. Yokonama for Ban Pedro. 2160 mil
from San Pedro, - -. .
Atlanta City. Shanghai tor Seftlle. 2500
miles from Seattle.
Wast Kader Portland for Tokohsma, $315
miles from Colombia , nrer. -- V-
President Jackson. - Seattle . f or ' Yokoham
4946 miles from Seattl.
Amu. San Pedro'for Yokohama. 226 mito.
from Yokohama. . ... f - , - -,. - ...
Nile. Ban Franeiaca for Yokohama, v 130
mile, from Yokohama. ,
Laebr. Baa Pedro for Tckinaana. 644 milea
from Tokoyama.- .
Shsbonne, Ssn Pedro for ItocnkL 5044
miles from- San Pedro. .5
.-- :,:v"m-" -i
' (By Federal Telegraph Cc
' Yentnra. San Francisco for Hrdnav. 73 mOaa
aonthwast nf San Franciam
Aval on. San Francisco for Ran Pedro. 4 0
mile south of San Francisco. . ;
La Brea.' Oleum for Los Anrelea. 270 miles
north of Lot Angelea, -
j , i.mo. im a..Hi. mnw J 1 . -
Seattle, - -
Yorba Linda. Saa Padrn for MartinM. 92
mile, from Martines, . . . .
iwun aoiir. hb innrnro ror nan a-earw.
105 mile south of Ssn Francisco.
' F. H. Buck. Ran Pedrn for Avon. OA miles
from Avon.
Yale. San Francisco for San. Pedro. 65
miles south of San Franciseo. - I
Stockton. Manila for San Pedro. 102 miles
from Ssn Pedro. - -
Hamer. Ererett for San 1 Pedro. 14 mile
oath of Point Conception.
usnntoot, narmonn lor Ban Pedro, las
mile north of San Francisco.
-Uulnaott. Taeoma for San Pedro. 265 mile
north of San Francisco,
Point Judith. Ban Francisco for New York-
ay mil.. Mnlh rf H. n . LV.n.iu. .
Frank G. Dram. Honolulu tor Oaviota.
920 milea east of Honolulu. '
Ecuador. San Francisco for New Tork. T
miles south of Havana. -.
Margaret DoUar. Honolulu for .Yokohama.
3080 sniles west of Honolulu,
President Pierce. Ynkoham. . fnr sue vwM.
w. w snuee. west, or aiononxiu.
Commercial - Trader, New ( York for ' San
Pedro, 2780 miles south of San Pedro.
v enesueia. New York . foe Saa Franciseo,
2890 mile south of Saa Frsncisco, .
. vvuusta I'ann, New York tot Honolulu,
847 miles south of Ambrose light, " -
Kobin GoodfeUow. San Frsncisco for New
York. 247 mile north of Balboa. - -
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tions , and Tickets From
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Journal Travel Bureau
180 Broadway, Portland, Oregon.
Phone ATwater 1979.
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Sails rram Munteieai Oafe N. $)
wadnesdey, Nnmsae 2, 1 0 a. m.
and Rvary Wsdnssdas TTnesafle
or SAft FRANCI90O . - -
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Astoria' and Way Points
STRS. LURUNE AND UNDINE
, - Daily, , Except featarday,
. i Mil 1. M.
Fare to Astoria $15 Ono Way
- - S3.00 Round Trip '
Week-End Round Trip $2.50
The Dalles-Hood River
'-Steamer Service
Daily,; Except Sun., 7;15 A. M.
f;are to The Dalles $1.25
Hood River $1.00
The .Harkins Transportation Co
Broadway. $$41 .. Alder St. Doek
ROYAL MAIL
to EUROPE
J-TME COMFORT ROUTE
Mew Vaek . Cheeoourg
' t aouthamptonHambura -OBDUHA
,.0e. 20 een.81 attar. 1
OftBITA .wJm. 10 Fb. 21 .....
DIRECT PASSENOER SERVICE
. ?rm Pacifi Coast Pert .to U. K.
. ,:- Regular aalllna, '
. The Revnt If aU Steafa Packet Co.
Rainlar Blds Saatua, e Lecal Aaat
m r
NortH " China Line
COLUBLBIA PACIFIC SHIPPING COMPANY
Operatinar United States Government - Ships '
, 9I&ECT FREIGHT SEBTICK WITUOCT .
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